Sermly

Sermly

Turn recorded sermons into structured notes

Sermly
@Sermly
Published on Sep 4, 2026
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About Sermly

Sermly is an AI-powered sermon note-taking app that helps churchgoers stay present on Sunday. Record any sermon and Sermly transcribes it and automatically structures it into organized notes - Theme, Scripture references, and Key Points — alongside the full transcript. It also includes Emmaus, a built-in AI study companion you can ask questions about anything you've recorded. Free extended trial for early waitlist members. Key features: 1. Real-Time Sermon Transcription Record any sermon live, and Sermly transcribes it in real time, no need to choose between listening and writing. You stay present in the moment while the app captures everything spoken. 2. Auto-Structured Notes Instead of a wall of raw text, Sermly automatically organizes the transcript into a clear structure: Theme — the sermon's central message Scripture References — every verse cited, pulled out and organized Key Points — the main takeaways, broken down clearly 3. Full Transcript Access Alongside the structured notes, the complete word-for-word transcript is saved so nothing is lost, and testers can go back to the exact wording if the summary isn't enough. 4. Emmaus — AI Study Companion A built-in AI you can ask questions about anything you've recorded. Instead of notes just sitting there, Emmaus turns them into something interactive. Ask for clarification, deeper context, or how to apply a point weeks after you heard it.

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Last Friday we launched Sermly Beta. This Friday, almost 50 users recording sermons and studying deeper🥳 Two weeks till we go public!! Sunday’s coming. Don’t walk into church without Sermly😀😀